TODAY: Live Call with Brightwell Aquatics 12PM PST | 1PM MST | 2PM CST | 3PM EST

[Marine Depot]

 

Jeremy Howell is the Director of Sales for North America for Brightwell Aquatics (and sister company Continuum Aquatics). He is a long-time friend of Marine Depot who possesses 30+ years of aquarium hobby know-how and industry knowledge.

 

 

Join us for a live conversation with Jeremy as we continue to explore nutrients in reef aquaria, this time with a focus on how they affect the colors you see in your corals. Whether the nutrients in your tank are sky high or so low you can’t get a reading with a standard test kit – we will be talking about the myriad of ways to get your corals to color up!

 

 

We'll quiz Jeremy about phosphate, nitrate, water testing, dosing, and a whole lot more. Then, you'll have the opportunity to ask him everything you’ve ever wanted to know about coral colors and the Brightwell and Continuum product lines.

 

 

Availability for this event is limited! Slots will be filled on a first-come, first serve basis. As an added incentive, we are having product giveaways on the call!

 

 

REGISTER (it's free): https://mdshop.us/REGISTER9

 

(You do not have to register to dial in to the call but giveaways are only for registered participants)

 

 

We will get started promptly so try to dial in a few minutes early. Q&A will be at the end.

 

[BOMBreef]

This'll be a great discussion, so many times I've tried to keep an ULNS only to find my LPS/Zoas lacking in color and growth. It's finding that equilibrium between feeding and exporting nutrients that will promote coral growth and coloration. I haven't been able to find that sweet spot yet, but hopefully this call will clarify some misconceptions for me and get me pointed in the right direction. 

[Marine Depot]

On 11/3/2018 at 7:15 AM, BOMBreef said:

This'll be a great discussion, so many times I've tried to keep an ULNS only to find my LPS/Zoas lacking in color and growth. It's finding that equilibrium between feeding and exporting nutrients that will promote coral growth and coloration. I haven't been able to find that sweet spot yet, but hopefully this call will clarify some misconceptions for me and get me pointed in the right direction. 

Here is a link to the audio for the call in case you weren't able to make it!

 

https://blog.marinedepot.com/tags/marine-depot-chats-with-experts

 

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Thanks for listening!

 

Jeff @ Marine Depot